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charge of the section in which the house was and the Inspec-

tors in charge of the Detective Staff must know of the

house. They should have known of it if any one did.

After the Chinese dinner I believe that ther

were no complaints about the Wa Lane and Cheung Hing Street

houses till the Captain Supt. of Police raided No.8 East

Street.

I had no idea that my name was on the list

that I heard had been seized. Cheng On told me of it and I

asked him if my name was on it. He said he did not know but

he did not think so.

I wish to say that I regret very much what

I said about the Captain Supt. of Police in the Supreme Court.

(Sq.)J. WITCHELL.

Witness.

(Sá.) T. A. HOWE,

A. D. S. P.

21.1.98.

Taken by me this 21st. day of January, 1898.

(Sd.) F.H.MAY.